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Sometimes its PR folk refer to "the parents and siblings of residents in Aleh institutions" as family - see this piece posted on its website.
At other times it uses "family" to connote the relationship of staff at Aleh to their charges. See "Aleh Bnei Brak takes a trip to Aleh Negev".
Aleh, time to stop straddling the fence.
If residents of your large, closed institutions do indeed have families somewhere - and in all likelihood they do - then those are their families. Period. The staff and volunteers at Aleh are just that.
Remember, Lumos statistics show that:
At other times it uses "family" to connote the relationship of staff at Aleh to their charges. See "Aleh Bnei Brak takes a trip to Aleh Negev".
Aleh, time to stop straddling the fence.
If residents of your large, closed institutions do indeed have families somewhere - and in all likelihood they do - then those are their families. Period. The staff and volunteers at Aleh are just that.
Remember, Lumos statistics show that:
"Of the 8 million children in institutions worldwide, more than 90% are not orphans.Most have families who love them and want them but they are driven into institutions because of poverty and discrimination on the grounds of disability or ethnicity."
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